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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1951.
ST. TERESA'S PAIR WINS IN TWO SETS
FIRST DIVISION LEAGUE CRICKET AVERAGES
FOR THE SECOND MAJOR UPSET OF BATTING
THE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
By "ARGONAUT"
In the last quarter-final programme of the Colony Badminton Championships at Craigen- gower last night, Jock Brown and Billy Soares of. St. Teresa's scored a convincing two-set win over Chung Wah's second-seeded Austin Ho and K. F. Chia in the Men's Junior Doubles, to produce the second major upset of the tourna- ment.
•
The Chinese pair, who were the runners-up in this event last year, were completely off-colour, failing re- peatedly even in their services.
For the winners, Jock Brown, the well-known foot- baller and softballer, came through with a sparkling all- round display featured by brilliant retrieving shots and powerful and accurate amashes.
Soares and Brown, after con- in the second set, finally win- ceding one point to their up- ning it at 15-3. Inents' opening service, led all the
way 4-1, 0-4, 12-6 and 13-0 to annex the Arst 501. milown
deter- Heng & more minedly in the second set, the Austin Hu Chinese pair, with
putting across Home effective
Bobby
THE RESULTS Quarter-Finalis Schoolboy Doubles:
C. Y Wong beat S. N. Ng & Y. T. Hon 15-0, 15-0.
Junior Mixed Doubles.-K. Y To & Mrs W. K. Tso beat Charlie & Yolly Quinn 11-15, 10-16, 15-7.
feinting shots, look the lend at 4-2, only to lose sit points | in a row,
wasting four SCT- Junior Men's Doubles: Jock vices
in the course. They held Brown & Billy Soares beat K., F. cn to 8-10 and then lapsed Chiu & Austin Ho 15-0, 15-9. into another series of crrutic Senior Men's Singles:-Ramon net shots and smashes to con- Young beat Bill Funk 17-14, ende the set at 15-9 to an 15-3. Inspired combination,
INTER-FAMILY AFFAIR
Men's
Donbles: Senior Robert Toy & Y. P. Yoong beat Bill Gillies & Solomon Saul 15-8, 15-7.
SEMI-FINALISTS
The most closely contested match of the evening was the encounter between the busbond and wife combination of Charlie Unalists is
The
complete list of semi-
Senior Men's Singles: Robert | and Yolly Quinn and the on Tay
(holder), Ramon Young, and mother pair of K. Y. Tsow. F. Feo and C..K. Lee. and Mrs W. K. Teo.
In an even first set, the two pairs battled to an 8-8 Score, before the Quinn forged ahead to 13-9 from three errors by the Tsos and a good drive and smash by Charlie Quinn.
Senior Men's Doubits: C. K. Lee and W. F. Foo (holders), Robert Tay and Y. P. Yoong.
P. H. Wong and D. C. Lau, K. S. Low and R. Young.
Junior Men's Singles: C. C. Wen, F. M.
W. Rozario, F. The Tses, resisting spiritedly, reduced the defcit to 11-13, but Kwong, S. T. Hool.
Junior Men's Doubles: S. T. nsy points to: contributed two ansy their opponents Arst set when Hool and L. H. Tan, K. H. Chin Mrs Tso hit out to a enckhand and N. K. Chin, A. J.
Souza
SHOOTING THE BRIDGE
A fine picture of the Oxford Crew shooting Ham- mersmith Bridge when they made their first appearance on the Tideway nearly a month before the annual race against Cambridge-Central Press Photo.
OXFORD ARE HAVING DIFFICULTY FILLING FIVE CREW SEATS
London, Mar. 8.
Oxford, who lost Christopher Davidge, their stroke, through jaundice last year, will again be without one of their best oars for the boat race on March 24.
Major K. H. S. Wilson (Army).... E. L. Gosano (Recreio) N. E. Arthy (Optimisto) Sq/Ldr. R. S. Kingsford (RAF)
H. Owen-Hughes (Scorpions)
Capt. Campbell (Army)
T. A Pearce (Scorpions)
P. V. Dodge (KCC)
៨. N.
Gosano
A Sougower)
Capt. Robertson-McLeod (Army)
K. M. Rumjahn (IRC)
T. P. Ruffett
M. Prato
Li, Williams
A.
L. D. Kilbes (Optimists)
Capt. Haycraft (Army)
A, S. Cull (Scorpions)
A. R. Kitchell (IRC)
AR.
Ian. N.O.
2 493
Runa ILS. Aver.
8441,28 71.30,00 89 30.18
14
14 3
428
19 2 308
11
A
367
35.70 9234,57
230
DU 9235 32.36
SOR
300
30.01
303 1 112
20.02
20.07
304
01.
27.03 72.92
404
20.03
209
БЛ
60
310 B7
24,83
177
301
301
25.08
307
327
24.09
399
71
24.04
24 64
213
214
23
107 09
G. H. P. Pritchard (Optimista)
193
21.88 21.44
278
40 21.30
Lerlou (KCC)
ກ
213 61
21.30
F. A. Weller (Scorpions)
204
60
R. M. MacPherson (Optimiste)
MAION
21.00
167
20.87
228
20.72
247
747
20.68
185
31
20,65
224
20.30
220 65
10,00
240
80
18.40
233
17.02
107 61 17.90
170 04" 17.00
211
17.58
205
47
17.08
124
47
10. F
10.72
163
50
10.30
B. K. Lim (University)
243
02
16.20
J. C. Koh (Cmigengower)
224.
47
16.00
P. R. Ragi (Craigengower)
100
48
14.61
M. J. Divecha (Craigengower)
15
185
4B
14.30
L. F. Stokes (Scorpions)
13 ◊
167
60
12.04
15
177 34 12.64
13 0 103
88 11,70
"Not out, Qualification: 150 runs.
W. M. Davidson (KCC)
F/Lt, K. C. A. Ball (RAF)
Leo (KCC)
R. E, Leo
A. R. Abbas (IRC)
L. G. Gosano (Recreio)
A. P. Raynor (Optimists)
G. T. Row
Rowe (Optimists)
N. R. Oliver (Optimists)
F/Lt. R. W (RAF)
R. Wilson
C. L, Huang (University)
F. R. Kermani (Craigengower).
L. T. Ride (University)
O. J. Ker (Scorpions)
S. V. Gittins (KCC)
S. M. Tch (University)
BOWLING:
Capt. Corfield (Army)
E.
ER, Madger (RAF)
A. Weller (Recreol
L. G. Gosano
T. Crabtree ( (Craigengower)
A P.
Pereira
AR Abbas (IRC)
A T. Lee (KCC)
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F. Howarth (Scorpions) Lt Nicholson (Army) G. N. Gosano (Recreio) W. M. Davidson (ICC) Sgt. Jordan (Royal Navy) Cpl. Musgrave (Army)
9
Overs Maidens Runs Wickels Aver,
44.1 11 113 23 62
1:50 21
4,91
7.14
128.4 34
352 36
2.77
110,4 28
325
0.84
94
272
10,07
48.2
209
408
10.15
Capt. Harding (Army)
74.2 10
220
10.47
141.4
405 37
10.04
107,5
515
40
11.10
142,5
30
412 30
11.44
17
298 20
11.40
240
11.71
(Recreio)
104
20 248 10
13.05
130.3
26
405 30 13.30
80.2 14
206
200 21 13.61
(Optimists)
132,5
26
380 23 13,78
R. E. Lee
134.1
25
410 210
30
13.86
LF. Stokes (Scorpione)
71.1
226 16
14.12
E. L. Gosano (Recreio)
90.3
13
269
19
14.15 14.13
A. R. Minu (IRC)
101,1
64
308 40 14.20
P. V.
V. Dodge (KCC)
7
275
19 14.47
A. F. Raynor (Optimists)
73,3
238
236
16 10
14.87
124.2
27
430
436 27
18.14
18.14
87.3
19
19
308
308
10
16.21
18.21
87.4
13
292
202
18
10. 22
18
10.22
G. T. Rowe (Optimists)
58.5
283
17
17
16.64
TERA
G.H.P. Pritchard
(Optimism) 139
19
19
451
27
27
18.30
18.70
S. M. Teh (University) ..... 142,5 F.R. Kermani (Cralgengower) 70 T. H. Lean (University)
10
39
440
440
26
17.15
10
10
277
16.
15
17.31
155,4
26 རྟེན། 26
551 31 17,77
Lt/Odr. Naylor (Royal Navy)
04
10
TH
321
321
18
P. J. Billimoria (CCC)
144.2
10
J. V. Sellors (KCC)
100,5
20 440 20 17.84 19. 328 18 18,22
17.83
R. S. Cull (Scorpions)
133,2
20
301 27 18.55
M. J. Divecha (Craigengower) 82.3 M. A. Freeman (Craigengower) 98 Qualification: 15 wickets.
14
315 18 19,68 301 17 21.29
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by hitting Quinn's service out of snd J. A. Soares,
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At this stage Charlie Quinn cracked up for no known rea- hitting the shuttle
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Schoolboys'
Bingles:-K,
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combine
P. injured back. He was a very strong and powerful oar The Quinns continued to en-Chong, U Sei-ching, Ko Wai-and would have been invaluable in the middle of the boat. Joy a slight advantage at the bong, J. F. Pomeroy, Jr.
This Now Oxford are finding diffi-
year Oxford have a Schoolbors' Doubles: K. P. beginning of the second set and
heavy crow Bobby culty in filing the five seats. very
(average Chong and S. Y. Wong, took the lead to 6-4, 3-4
Heng and C. Y. Wong, D. Oey There is no natural choice for weight 12 stane, 13 pounds) and 0-4.
not to become and J. Ocy. G. L. Pomeroy and the position and at present the and if they are
second lightest man in the boat, ponderous and slow in the water J. B. Pomeroy, Jr.
Ladies' Singles:-Ulian Khoo Jeremy Renton, is rowing there. they will need to find a five
He is seven pounds under the and Bix who peatedly Into the not, and en- (holder), Marie Ribeiro, Glorin (average weight of the crew, and strength
with lightness of ubled the Tro to run up seven Silva and Winnie Cheung.
a good oar and a very Ladics Doubles: Mylthienoug
ery touch. points ui a stretch Slightly ex-
sculler-he courageous
was The problem of the six seats young Tso netted twice | Gonsalves and Margaret Xavier beaten in the diamond sculls at
Ivy Choong and to give two more points to the holders),
Henley by only one and a half is not so difficult for the pre- sent stroke, Adrian Stokes, Quinns, but Charlie
Quinn Dorothy Lam, Olga Silva und notted a drop shot and left un-Marie Ribeiro, Ulina Khoo and lengths by the winner, Tony will move there when Davidge
Howe-he is obviously over- takes played a shot that fell between Winnie Cheung.
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T. P. Mahon (Optimisia)
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Stokes Is heavy and a strong remaining first round fix-later ed, with the Teos Just mun-C. K. Lee and Ivy Cheong, K. S. Fisk rowed at five when he was oar and will give Davidge alt
At RAF, Kaitak: F/Sgt J. F. aging to pull through by 18-15. Low and Winnie Cheung.
he needs, though tures of the Colony Snooker Davis v Sgt Mackenzie. under 12 stone. He rowed gal the support Junior Mixed Doubles;M. Tantly in the race but over the t is always a little dangerous Championship:
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v F. P. da Silva. W. K. Tso, K. C. Wong and half mile course it was apparent rows stroke at six. He may try Elvic Tsok, J. A. Soares and that he had not enough weight unconsciously to take over the Bernarding Remedios,
for the position.
Charlie Quinn lapsed further downward in the third set as young Tso, who had been so far playing on average form, came into greater prominence.
From 4-4, the Tsos raced ahead to
7-4, and 12-5, and despite COLONY TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS:
the belated efforts of the Quinns won the set and match
at 15-7.
of
FEATURE MATCH
Billed as the feature mutcit the evening, the Men's
Singles match between Bill Funk, the former Shanghai triple champion anti Ramon Young the 1940-41 Colony Junior champion provided
high standard of badminton in the first set, but trailed off into one-sided affair in the second set when Funk's lack of stamina left him defenceless,
sistent
form
the
Five Players Get Through To The Last Eight
Ip Koon-hung, V. T. Wang, Edwin Tsal and the Tsui
Monday, March 12 At KCC: S/Sgt J. Taylor v job of setting the rating. Sgt J. Crago, G. W. Oprey v
The crew at present seem Gordon Lum. uncertain about their begin- At Eastern: J. Morrison v nings and their blades are in-Chee Che-liang. clined to ride light and wash- At South China: T. E. Rod- out at the finish. They are
they
A: HQLF: D. M. Rodrigues v
quite well together and if the rigues v H, J. Jenkins,
Tuesday, March 18 can loosen up they should prove 2 fast boat and may George Low. [give Cambridge_who have won
the last four years Gillyett, Cambridge have changed on to swivels this year, but the Oxford boat is rigged with fixed oarlocks, though three of their coaches
Lock
At Lusitano: J. R. Luke v H.
Wednesday, March 14 At South Chino: W. H. Cowic
Simms,
At Eastern: F. E. Rodrigues v are Cambridge M. A. Grimpel.
Thursday, March 15
At HQLF: E. A. dos Remedios
men who learnt their rowing at Eton College, where, orthodoxy K. C. Hoo. rowing is taughtRouter.
brothers yesterday entered the quarter-finals of the Three Malayans
Though there were still a few errors. .in his play, Young Colony Men's Singles Lawn Tennis Open championship, showed perhaps the most con- each winning his match in two straight sets.
far in 30 Championships and on yester In the only Men's Doubles Championship match day's display should pose played, Eric Lee and Ng Kam-chuen qualified to meet the current Spence and Tsai in the semi-final with a 6-3, 6-3 victory holder, Robert Tay; when they over R. M. Macpherson and K. C, A. Ball. clash in the semi-final.
serious threat for
In All-England Semi-Finals
London, Mar. 8. The title-holder, Wong Funk started promisingly in the game of the externoon, 42-cost him many valuable points, tered the semi-finals, beat- In what was expected to be safely in his follow-up volleye Peng Soon (Singapore) en- the first pet With accurate year-old V. T. Wang, former Maurice Ma, the Diocesan full length lobe and forehand Shanghai Singles Champion. Boys' School youngster, though ing Arve Mossmann (Den- cross drop shots, he went on to overcame the current Shanghai at the retrieving end for the mark) 15-1, 15-4 in the lead 8-1, 11-7 and 13-9.
unner-up, Chen
Yih, in two greater part of his match against All England
Toul Wal-put, responded gamely
Championships at the Em- courtcraft and to Teul's placement shots, superior
Drawing on his last reserves, | 6" But 6-2, and 0.4.
Funk added one further point,
Badminton
as Young reached 12, but could experience of Wang, and hie A greater concentration on press Hall here today.
game
opponent
who,
thei
'THE RESULTS
the
Friday, March 18 At. Lusitano: J. R, Turnbull v Lau Hung-chu.
Monday, March 19 At KCC: J. C. Condor v P. G. Boswell,
Dates for the following two matches, which will be played
Optimists Play Army Tomorrow
not make that last elusive point better control of strokes gave stroko play on the part of Ma Another Singapore entry, Ong for sot Gradually Young crept him # decided advantage over should give Hongkong another Poh Lim, entered the semi-finals Optimists are at home to up to 14-14 and with Funk al-
valuable addition to her stock of of the men's singles when he Army tomorrow at Chater most out of stamina at this
the promising young players, beat Jorn Skaarup (Denmark) Road in the First Division time, perved straight through though about eight years |younger, was surprisingly the next three points,
13-15, 18-10, 15-5. Young went on to lend 14-0, more wanting in
when, however, possessed the
Erie Lee & Ng Kam-chuen Ong Fah Lim's victory over of the Cricket League and 2 seed Jom Skaarup pro- this may be the deciding better
service and utilised this beat R. M. Macpherson & K, C. vided the first upset la the match of the season i | advantage to the full in
Bali 6-3, 6-3. the
-- | men's singles. The Dane main- ́MALAYANS TURNcond set,
when
ho held his. Ip Koon-hung beat. Norman mained strong opening pressure Army wins. service until 6-4. Wang will Lo 6-2,, 6-3′′- -
ard hts attack gave him the A draw 'át- Chater Road to- DOWN PLASTIC now meet Taul Wal-pul in the V Wang beat Chen Yth first set, m
marrow may” mean the' Cham- semi-final.
[6-2, 0-4.
Subsequently SHUTTLECOCK
Malayan plonship going to the Scorpions, Teul Wal-pul beat Maurice Ma kept the weight of his attack now level on points with the MUCH IMPROVED Youthful Norman Lo put up
・ 0-1, 0-4.· ·
on the Dand's backhand and Edwin Taal beat Dr George forced the an improved
Dane overhead ahemists and three points
Army of performance Malaya's top badminton against the holder, ID Koon Choa (-0, 6-2, --
After taking the second set, 15- however, have a match in players have turned down the hung, and though he lost by 2-0
Toul Yun-pul beat Au Ham-10, Ong clinched the third with Scorpions are away at Kai use of a plastic shuttlecock, ex- and 3-6, earned rounds of ap-moon 6-0, 6-2,
somo case against his Uring Tait to the RAF tomorrow and
i perimented with as a possible plause with Some beautiful
TODAY'S GAMES
Poul Holm (Denmark) on the point ith the best-balanced should have a job of it, making replacement to the shuttles now passing shots, especially
Open Bingtes In use which got damaged soon. ip's backhand
tored the semi-final with n-18- 11, 18-3
Army, Though the plastic shuttle was
victory over Cheong team In the League, should Hock Leng of Malaya, Holm start favourites will meet the title-holder Wong Optimists, not
against the one of whoso Peng Soon.
bowlern has had a particularly Eddie Choong (Malaya) beat successful season. Sweden's Nils Jonson, 10-0. Other-matches tomorrow-ato 15-1. Choong will meet His Craigangower. v. University, IRC compatriot, Ong Poh Lim, in the v KCC and Recreio Royal semi-final-United Press, CENTA
Kuala Lumpur Mar, 0.
past
ployer, despite Ava
Harry Ayres Col. John Further improvement in match Spence of regulation weight, the players temperament, was also shown by Loon Bla v J. L. P. Wallis said it wobbled as it left the the racket and, when aristhed hard, double multe and lendency
Champloo Two Ping-fan v IL C. Dao. the skirt seemed to collapse, ro- to poke the ball but when on wulting in reduced air resistance the run into the forecourt and Seiriñe spood Associated Hesitation and uncertainty, Press
whether to go all out or play'kay.
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